The "magic" Makefile that serves as a base for EECS 281 projects.

The starter project for EECS 281.

The "magic" Makefile that serves as a base for EECS 281 projects.

This repo is no longer maintained; please find the main repo on GitHub -> https://github.com/MLD3/FIDDLE

This is the public folder for the "Ion Channel Mesh Generation" team.

We used the surface dynamics package (https://www.labri.fr/perso/vdelecro/surface-dynamics/latest/origamis.html ) in SageMath to implement the convexity test presented in this paper by Lelievre and Weiss (https://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3606).

We have several versions of codes enumerating origamis in H(2). They are beta versions (and we hope it works).

Template code for the Beaglebone Blue on the MBot Mini

Tools that make use of the autograder.io API.

Web application powered by Google cloud vision. It is built to help you find more information in your pictures.

Practice determining tree structure from two of the given orderings: Postorder, Preorder, Inorder (Borrows starter code for printing out trees from Lab9)

This is my own-written solution of Cracking the Code interview in C++.

This contains a few iterations of a RPN calculator. We're going to start by breaking down the "basic" implementation, then add features, converting "basic" into the "class" implementation and eventually towards the "kitchen sink".

Week 10 Repo :: Profiling